The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-01
5PER1URBED IN-ALIND..
CLEVELAND ADMINlsrnAT1o
Worrying Over Ex.niinistsr Jaohsoa's Coz
lfsdsrate, Speech nt tMacnn-Goverument
Enploies Wearing Jsn DavIs Iladsou
A Vcry Unfortunate Ana,r.

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demonstration at Macon. Ga. and th,
Gerv speeoh NJ er.Min,a,a, 1ocr,o-,I ,,nnr
mi ror,.da,o.o ..o..,s. ,'."A sA ~.
sn'N ooAA'.'''".' o.oaaIon nave caunea
CONSERVATION IN Administration circles
not, however, because tho seat;men.s OK
prepsed are psrt;cnla,ly ohl,etlorah,o !,
tbo nm,,., ns.,..,.... a',os''v'o y :,
Wv oln.'A' Deno'i.ey' ou' oeoauso tpell
expression at this time Is deemed impru
dent and unwiso from a political stand
point. fl5lrt5}S ',4sl 'E4sfI@ll 51I
r..r 80 !,
1a'5 "io poisafood III nind ana spirit
and tho neceesity, OF explaining this Dem
ocrasic biunder to tho ss.ipisc,lon Of the
country is tho mont bcrcpleap .onk iha,
bo, r.oa A., o,,,,.s... :, t = sN"' 1'''
'''.' ',n, rsoea"y e'n'f'nssu tnem: S5Ss n, IS
"ihe swan song OF the Contederscy," as
tho aentimon.aliata have been p!esssd 10
term the Mscon event, Is likely to provo
a sad requiem for the Democracy. but
there Is now growing suspicjon that,
With little encouragement, thcue syan
songs are likely to become both boistsrous
and frequent. a;i7 ,,5!f5TIGl =
or course. JET Davis in s.;ll Grst In tho
hearts OF hin Southern counttyDaeu. moi.
withstandipg Mr.. Olevelaud's recent tour
acnth Of tho Ohio, and there is no diapoai.
ton whatever in Admiuiatrat;on circles 10
place any OF the responsibility iot the DO.
lltical catastrophe upon the sage Of Beau.
yoir. Ex.Minirtcr jackson, therefore. is
the individual upon whose head must fall
the execrations OF more prudent Demo.
Gratis. Ths "swan gong" 1t Is understood,
was 0 Ruhisct OF prayerfyl confederation at
the White House yesterday, and, as a
preliminary flank movement; an effort to
''explain II away. will he made by Gov.
Gordon, oi Goorgia, who also took a prom,
ineNt partin the exsroises at Macon.
II was discovered that Secretary Whit.
ney hsd sent the Marine Bsnd down ~ N
Richmond 10 discourse "Dixist 1t tho Law.
Ing OF the cornerstone CT the Lss 'monu-
ment. Secretary Whitney. OF course. dia.
elsips sny in!sntion OF offending proorie.
ties By contributing to the srcceaa Of tSe
Confederate demonstrations exclusively.
but this, following so closely II tho yg[e
Of tho rebel flag blunder and the Macon
incident, only added 10 the ayouv Of the
situation. =
In some OF the departments, however
there Ia nn inclination to treat ibo msttar
lega lerioualy. Indeed. tha Mscnn ri.
tgrances Of treason ssem. to have siyan n.
spiration to Boms OF tho otIsrulys Sa,tis,ns
now drawing their susteusncs rom N.
public treasury. Ons young lsdy who il
employed as a clerk and wen run,;nteJ 4
from one Of tho Southern s,atss. msniisst,
Cd her dieloYal approval By niu5ipp to he,
d.ess and wearing coaspictouslv fh,o1oS
tho offices and corriGors A Confaderase
badge crossed by stars snd bsrs Ae an.
other instance Of this effect Of tbe ness !, i,
oiIicialo circles, it has leaked ons that - =
diyision chief in one of the denar.man,a
fairly yeot wild with ioy when ha hsard
how1 the Confederate 'bhnngr 'hsd onee
Gssin boen unfurled. 90 - - N'-$o
Theae, of coures, are ,inus,ul slenonsi i m.
tlons, but they arc sufficient to show tha,
a feeling for tho Confederate Il 40 ssill cr.
iats, even ia the departments. Iha nan.
eral impression prevails o,aour Dame
crats, however, that tho lass aaid ehnnt
tho Macon INCIDENT the hst.sr for the
party. ,,8 5s,Z
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